i totally disagree that frontpage should be tossed. that statement is too
extreme and unjustified in that post.

i've seen a number of pages done in frontpage (mine is one of them) that
have pleased me, my needs, and my industry greatly. remember one thing - a
quality page lies with the designer -not the program being used. the program
just faciliates the work. you can do everything you need to with frontpage,
with great ease.

there is a misconception by very new webmasters or graduates of so-called
programs in "website design" that a site has to have whistles and bells to
be beautifully designed. as a matter of fact the less of that the better.


james linza
managing director

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